美国三届政府打了8年才发现：为何中国反而越打越强？

Group 1 - The US has imposed tariffs on Chinese goods since 2018, starting with steel and aluminum, expanding to $340 billion worth of products at a 25% rate [1] - In response to US tariffs, China implemented retaliatory measures, matching the scale of the tariffs [1] - The US-China trade tensions escalated with the US imposing additional tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, raising the rate from 10% to 25% [1] - The US government has continued to enforce strict export controls on semiconductor technology to China, including the addition of companies to the entity list [1][3] - By 2026, the US shifted focus to requiring allies to pay more military expenses to reduce economic ties with China [3] Group 2 - China's semiconductor self-sufficiency reached 35% by January 2026, indicating progress in domestic production capabilities [3] - Despite US efforts to suppress China's economy, trade deficits have increased, from $375 billion in 2018 to $650 billion in 2020 [3] - Chinese companies have adapted by relocating supply chains to countries like Vietnam and India, and have increased domestic R&D efforts [5] - By 2026, China's manufacturing value added accounted for 35% of the global total, showcasing enhanced resilience in its industrial chain [5] - China's export structure has shifted significantly towards high-tech products, with electric vehicle exports increasing several times [5] Group 3 - The US's strategy has not achieved its intended effects, as China's technological development and export stability have continued to grow [7] - The US faces internal challenges such as manufacturing hollowing out, financialization, political polarization, and increasing wealth disparity [7] - The key issue lies in the US finding a new strategic direction to maintain its global dominance, while China continues to rise through global cooperation and innovation [9]